A Total Eclipse Caricature Engraving Of King George The Fourth Brighton 1820

A Total Eclipse Caricature Engraving Of King George The Fourth Brighton 1820A Total Eclipse or, The Moon passing the Sun's disc!! Hand coloured satirical etching depicting George the Fourth standing on clouds of decency and decorum holding a sack of slander his face obscured by a crescent moon inscribed Caroline. He holds a bottle of Noyau and floats above The Sea and Brighton Pavilion. Published by J Fairburn October 1820. A satire on the dropping of the Bill of Pains and Penalties which aimed to dissolve the marriage of

Charles Grant Davidson R

Wrappers browned stained rubbed cover detached 12 colour pochoir plates good condition slight corner bruising

Century Academic study of a male nude

Provenance: Jean-Marc Delvaux Paris

Ink and Watercolour drawing

Film critics called it “a wonder of nature” and “a plastic surgeon’s paragon

Inscribed on a label verso

Pen and watercolour drawing in period gilt gesso frame

Century Dutch Delftware Tile decorated with a Tulip

Overall as cushion

"Justice"  Early 19th

Watercolour landscape drawing